For those who are looking for Ryka Enlight IIs...

[run_to_step]

I too bought Enlight IIs from Walkingsue a few months ago and wanted to chime in.

I took the advice of the group and went up a 1/2 size to 8, even though I was a 7 1/2 in all my other shoes, nikes, pumas, etc. I wish I wouldn't have. I think if I would have stuck with the 7 1/2, it would have fit better. THe 8's feel slightly big.

Also, I don't have the N-Gage Studio, but I find that the Enlight II provides good coverage for the ankle (so much so that it was kind of annoying until I got use to it). Just from pictures, it looks like the Studio is a little higher than the Enlight II.

 

[keepfitgirl]

Thanks Marilea - that's really helpful. I think the studio and instructor are have similar ankle support so your description really helped!

 

[DaneDogHouse]

I order from Sue exclusively also. A wonderful experience every time.

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[edie]

Hi Marilea -

Thanks for posting this thread. I did my research and ended up buying two pairs of Rykas from Walking Sue. First I won an N-Gage Studio Mid in Black/blue for $41 and then also purchased a pair of Enlight II for $44. Total shipping was $8.75. I spent under $94 for both pairs of shoes including shipping! What a deal!

As for sizing. I own the 2007 new version of the N-Gage Studio Mid in White/Blue/Grey - thanks to Jen's post and link to shoes.com. I ordered a size 6.5 - it fit perfectly. I own a pair of nike and new balance - both size 6.5. Both slightly loose, so the 6.5 in Ryka fit perfectly. I guess I'm in between sizes in nike and new balance - size 6 too small, size 6.5 only slightly big.

Sue was great! Edie